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[Panthers8969]

13 hours ago, panthers55 said:

I like Oliver as well. He has the abilities to be the next Josh Norman

everyones the next norman and steve smith on this board lol

[Palmetto]

44 minutes ago, RockyTopVol said:

Yeah...I didn’t mean I literally can’t see that. Just saying i don’t understand why they all seem to rank Hughes above Oliver.

I understand i just though it was funny he mocked to us today

[MHS831]

I think we take a CB in the first, a WR or Ragnow in the second, a S and TE in the third...I do not see us taking  WR after the second round or a S before the third...

 

[MHS831]

Nobody seems to be talking about Carlton Davis--he is the perfect Panther CB--a bit surprised.  (I have not read every thread and every post, but I have heard all I need about Alexander, Jackson, etc.

Davis' combination of height, weight, length and ball skills make him a nuisance that college wide receivers could do without on Saturdays. Davis has some struggles mirroring routes in space and is best as a full-time press corner who is able to use his length and strength to take wideouts out of their game. Davis plays with confidence and some edge and was able to show and prove against NFL-caliber talent over the last three years. In the right scheme, he could become a high-impact starter.  --NFL Network site

[WarHeel]

2 hours ago, Porn Shop Clerk said:

He started 12 games his rookie year before getting pulled for sucking.

Go cry on your J No doll.

Go apologize for Gettdick elsewhere...

[Yaboychris28]

2 hours ago, Ace_Aladdin said:

None of them are better than Bradberry or will have bigger impact than Cockrell this season.

Correction. They’re all better than Bradberry

[heel31ok]

23 hours ago, XClown1986 said:

Jaire Alexander is far and away better than Josh Jackson as a prospect. I actually think that Josh Jackson would be a better FS.

If I was going CB in first i'd take Alexander over Jackson...

[heel31ok]

10 hours ago, MHS831 said:

Nobody seems to be talking about Carlton Davis--he is the perfect Panther CB--a bit surprised.  (I have not read every thread and every post, but I have heard all I need about Alexander, Jackson, etc.

Davis' combination of height, weight, length and ball skills make him a nuisance that college wide receivers could do without on Saturdays. Davis has some struggles mirroring routes in space and is best as a full-time press corner who is able to use his length and strength to take wideouts out of their game. Davis plays with confidence and some edge and was able to show and prove against NFL-caliber talent over the last three years. In the right scheme, he could become a high-impact starter.  --NFL Network site

he is strong and would be a good pick...I also think JC Jackson is going to be a good NFL player and he could be gotten in later rounds...

[MHS831]

Bradberry is an enigma.  He was better than he played last year, and as a rookie, he was not as good as his numbers would indicate.  I think if we blitz less, he improves.  Look at the DE position last year--Addison and Peppers carried the unit.  Addison, a journeyman who was not drafted and a 37-year old man.  Addison, by the way, will be 31 this year.  Peppers will  be 38.  I doubt they get 22+ sacks again.  Horton?  Run stuff specialist.  Hall?  Unknown commodity--do not expect much.  Charles Johnson is gone. 

On the back end, you had Coleman, who seemed a dollar short at every toll booth and Mike Adams, then 36  years old.  We have added DeNorris Searcy to replace Coleman, but have not really upgraded S yet.

When your front 4 is not getting the pressure they need to be getting, you have to blitz, and we did.  However, that leaves the DB in man coverage a lot.  Bradberry was usually locked onto the #1 WR without underneath help most zone CBs need and without consistent  deep help that they must have.  We sent Munnerlyn a lot, which means that Adams or Coleman or a LB (Thompson) took his man. 

 

[Ace_Aladdin]

10 hours ago, Yaboychris28 said:

Correction. They’re all better than Bradberry

 

Put some money on it?

[BigSyke]

It depends if you think a De in this draft is a sure fire starter or huge impact guy.

The Panthers had sacks, but not enough pressure on consistently on qbs. Also the dline didn't get much pressure vs Brees which is a huge reason why that midget is so successful vs Panthers.  So a pressure DE/ or DT is needed, but CB is needed with Worley being bust and Bradberry being average to good CB.

[Darvinsun]

22 hours ago, MHS831 said:

Nobody seems to be talking about Carlton Davis--he is the perfect Panther CB--a bit surprised.  (I have not read every thread and every post, but I have heard all I need about Alexander, Jackson, etc.

Davis' combination of height, weight, length and ball skills make him a nuisance that college wide receivers could do without on Saturdays. Davis has some struggles mirroring routes in space and is best as a full-time press corner who is able to use his length and strength to take wideouts out of their game. Davis plays with confidence and some edge and was able to show and prove against NFL-caliber talent over the last three years. In the right scheme, he could become a high-impact starter.  --NFL Network site

Has Davis been in for a visit? He is a good corner.

[ImaginaryKev]

Probably have to agree with Oliver

Carlton Davis if they go WR or another position in the first round

[AU-panther]

I find it interesting in the article that Cyberjag posted by Daniel Jeremiah that some teams have Josh Jackson listed as a safety.

Any chance that Bradberry could play FS?